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AKB48 (pronounced A.K.B. Forty-eight) is a Japanese idol girl group named after the Akihabara (Akiba for short) area in Tokyo, where the group's theater is located. The group has expanded since then to include over 130 members as of December 2015, aged from their early teens to their mid-20s.[1][2]

  • For individual member's filmography, see their articles.

Music videos

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All songs credited to AKB48 except when otherwise stated in the Artist field.

Single
no.
Music video / Artist(s) Director Notes
Indy – 1 "Sakura no Hanabiratachi" Yuichiro Hirakawa
Indy – 2 "Skirt, Hirari" Wataru Takeishi
1 "Aitakatta" Yuichiro Hirakawa
2 "Seifuku ga Jama o Suru" Hideaki Sunaga
3 "Keibetsu Shiteita Aijō" Eiki Takahashi
4 "Bingo!" Wataru Takeishi
5 "Boku no Taiyō" Masaki Takehisa
6 "Yūhi o Miteiru ka?" Eiki Takahashi
7 "Romance, Irane" Wataru Takeishi
8 "Sakura no Hanabiratachi 2008" Eiki Takahashi
9 "Baby! Baby! Baby!" Yuki Mori
10 "Ōgoe Diamond" Eiki Takahashi
11 "10nen Sakura" Eiki Takahashi
12 "Namida Surprise!" Eiki Takahashi
13 "Iiwake Maybe" Eiki Takahashi
"Tobenai Agehachō" / Under Girls Tatsuya Saito
14 "River" Eiki Takahashi
"Kimi no Koto ga Suki Dakara" / Under Girls Tatsuya Saito
"Hikōkigumo (Theater Girls Ver.)" / Theater Girls Hiroki Kadota
15 "Sakura no Shiori" Shunji Iwai
"Majisuka Rock 'n' Roll" Futoshi Sato
"Enkyori Poster" / Team PB Tatsuya saito
"Choose Me!" / Team YJ Takeshi Maruyama
16 "Ponytail to Shushu" Eiki Takahashi
"Nusumareta Kuchibiru" / Under Girls Tatsuya Saito
"Boku no Yell" / Theater Girls Takeshi Maruyama, Masafumi Taguchi
"Majijo Teppen Blues" Futoshi Sato
17 "Heavy Rotation" Mika Ninagawa[3][4]
"Namida no Seesaw Game" / Under Girls Takeshi Maruyama
"Yasai Sisters" / Yasai Sisters Kazuhiro Okuma
"Lucky Seven" Takumi Shiga
18 "Beginner" Tetsuya Nakashima
"Boku Dake no Value" / Under Girls Takeshi Maruyama
"Kimi ni Tsuite" / MINT Eiki Takahashi
"Nakeru Basho" / DIVA[note 1] Tatsuya Saito
19 "Chance no Junban" Takeshi Maruyama
"Yoyakushita Christmas" Masatsugu Nagasoe
"Kurumi to Dialogue" / Team A Taikou Nakamura
"Alive" / Team K Takeshi Maruyama
"Love Jump" / Team B Tatsuya Saito
20 "Sakura no Ki ni Narō" Hirokazu Koreeda
"Gūzen no Jūjiro" / Under Girls Yousei Ohashi
"Kiss made 100 Mile" / MINT Takeshi Maruyama
"Area K" / DIVA[note 1] Taikou Nakamura
21 "Everyday, Katyusha" Katsuyuki Motohiro
"Kore kara Wonderland" Taikou Nakamura
"Yankee Soul" Futoshi Sato
"Hito no Chikara" / Under Girls Takeshi Maruyama
22 "Flying Get" Yukihiko Tsutsumi
"Flying Get (Dancing Version)" Yukihiko Tsutsumi
"Dakishimecha Ikenai" / Under Girls Taikou Nakamura
"Seishun to Kizukanai Mama" Futoshi Sato
"Ice no Kuchizuke" Takeshi Maruyama
23 "Kaze wa Fuiteiru" Hideki Kuroda
"Kaze wa Fuiteiru (Dance! Dance! Dance! Ver.)" Hideki Kuroda
"Kimi no Senaka" / Under Girls Eiki Takahashi
"Vamos" / Under Girls Baragumi Taikou Nakamura
"Gondola Lift" / Under Girls Yurigumi Takeshi Maruyama
24 "Ue kara Mariko" Eiki Takahashi
"Noël no Yoru" Hiroyuki Nakano
"Rinjin wa Kizutsukanai" / Team A Taikou Nakamura
"Zero-sum Taiyō" / Team K Takeshi Maruyama
"Yobisute Fantasy" / Team B Mika Ninagawa[5]
25 "Give Me Five!" Shigemichi Sugita[6]
"Sweet & Bitter" / Selection 6 Hiroyuki Nakano
"New Ship" / Special Girls A Hideaki Fukui
"Hitsujikai no Tabi" / Special Girls B Taikou Nakamura
26 "Manatsu no Sounds Good!" Shinji Higuchi[7]
"Manatsu no Sounds Good! (Dance Ver.)" Shinji higuchi
"Mittsu no Namida" / Special Girls Hideaki Fukui
"Chōdai, Darling!" Taikou Nakamura
"Gugutasu no Sora" Yu-ya HARA
27 "Gingham Check" Joseph Kahn[8] Features actors Hideo Ishiguro, Kouhei Takeda, and Dori Sakurada[9]
"Yume no Kawa" Eiki Takahashi
"Nante Bohemian" / Under Girls Taikō Nakamura
"Doremifa Onchi" / Next Girls Yu-ya Hara
"Show Fight" / Future Girls Takeshi Maruyama
28 "Uza" Joseph Kahn[10]
"Uza (Dance Ver.)" Joseph Kahn
"Tsugi no Season" Hidenobu Tanabe
"Kodoku no Hoshizora" / Team A Taikō Nakamura
"Scrap & Build" / Team K Kensaku Kakimoto
"Seigi no Mikata ja Nai Hero" / Team B Yasuhiko Shimizu
"Gingham Check (Director Eiki Takahashi Ver.)" Eiki Takahashi[11]
29 "Eien Pressure" Eiki Takahashi
"Totteoki Christmas" Takeshi Maruyama
"Eien yori Tsuzuku Yō ni" / OKL48 Taikō Nakamura
"First Rabbit" Kensaku Kakimoto
"Team B Oshi" / Team B Taikō Nakamura
"Sakura no Hanabira (Atsuko Maeda Ver.)" / Atsuko Maeda Takeshi Maruyama
30 "So Long!" Nobuhiko Obayashi The full version of the video was 64 minutes long.[12]
"Waiting Room" Toshiro Sonoda
"Ruby" / Team A Kensaku Kakimoto
"Yūhi Marie" / Team K Yasuhiko Shimizu
"Soko de Inu no Unchi Fun Jau ka ne?" / Team B Wataru Takeishi
"Sugar Rush" Mika Ninagawa[3][4]
31 "Sayonara Crawl" Mika Ninagawa[5]
"Bara no Kajitsu" Taikou Nakamura
"Ikiru Koto" / Team A Maruyama Takeshi
"How Come?" / Team K Yasuhiko Shimizu
"Romance Kenjū" / Team B Hideaki Fukui
"Haste to Waste" / BKA48 Wataru Takeishi
32 "Koi Suru Fortune Cookie" Sekine Kosai Involved 3800 extras.[13]
"Ai no Imi o Kangaete Mita" / Under Girls Teppei Nakamura
"Kondo Koso Ecstasy" / Next Girls Tetsuo Inoue
"Suitei Marmalade" / Future Girls Kazuaki Seki
"Saigo no Door" Kubo Shigeaki
"Namida no Sei Janai" Eiki Takahashi
33 "Heart Electric" Shusuke Kaneko[14][15]
"Heart Electric (Dance Ver.)" Shusuke Kaneko
"Kaisoku to Dōtai Shiryoku" / Under Girls Taikou Nakamura
"Kisu made Countdown" / Team A Wataru Takeishi
"Sasameyuki Regret" / Team K Tetsuo Inoue
"Tiny T-shirt" / Team B Yasuyuki Yamaguchi
"Kimi dake ni Chu! Chu! Chu!" / Tentoumu Chu! Kazuaki Seki
"Seijun Philosophy" / Team 4 Hideaki Fukui
34 "Suzukake Nanchara" Ryuhei Kitamura
"Mosh & Dive" Ryuhei Kitamura
"Party is over" Eiki Takahashi
"Escape" / SKE48 Takeshi Maruyama
"Kimi to Deatte Boku wa Kawatta" / NMB48 Smith
"Wink wa Sankai" / HKT48 Takatoshi Tsuchiya
35 "Maeshika Mukanee" Kumazawa Naoto
"Kinou Yori Motto Suki" Wataru Saito
"Kimi no Uso wo Shitteita" Takeshi Maruyama
"Himitsu no Diary" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"KONJO" Smith
36 "Labrador Retriever" Tatsuyuki Kobayashi
"Kyou Made no Melody" Eiki Takahashi
"Kimi wa Kimagure" Wataru Takeishi
"Itoshiki Rival" Taikou Nakamura
"B Garden" Wataru Saito
"Heart no Dasshutsu Game" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
37 "Kokoro no Placard" Tanigawa Eiji
"Dareka ga Nageta Ball" Wataru Saito
"Hito Natsu no Hankouki" Smith
"Seikaku ga Warui Onna no Ko" Wataru Takeishi
"Chewing Gum no Aji Naku Naru Made" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"Sailor Zombie" Taikou Nakamura
"Oshiete Mommy" Taikou Nakamura
38 "Kibouteki Refrain" Hideyuki Tanaka Graduates Atsuko Maeda, Yuko Oshima, Mariko Shinoda and Tomomi Itano made guest appearances.[16]
"Ima, Happy" Tarou Okagawa
"Ambulance" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Utaitai" Kazuma Ikeda
"Seifuku no Hane" Eiki Takahashi
"Kaze no Rasen" Taikou Nakamura
39 "Green Flash" Hirokazu Koreeda[17]
"Majisuka Fight" Musou Matsui
"Haru no Hikari Chikadzuita Natsu" Tsuyoshi Inoue
"Yankee Rock" Musou Matsui
"Hakimono to Kasa no Monogatari" Tetsuo Inoue, Toshiaki Hanzaki
"Sekai ga Naiteru Kara" Nobuaki Hongou
"Punkish" Smith
"Aisatsu Kara Hajimeyou" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"Otona Ressha" Eiki Takahashi
40 "Bokutachi wa Tatakawanai" Keishi Ōtomo
"Summer side" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Bare Bare Bushi" Tetsuo Inoue
""Danshi" wa Kenkyuu Taishou" Nobuaki Hongou
"Kafka to Dendenmu Chu!" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"Kegarete iru Shinjitsu" Tsuyoshi Inoue
"Kimi no Dai-ni shou" Taikou Namakura
41 "Halloween Night" Kazuaki Seki
"Sayonara Surfboard" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"Mizu no Naka no Dendoritsu" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Kimi ni Wedding Dress wo..." Taikou Nakamura
"Kimi Dake ga Akimeiteita" Tsuyoshi Inoue
"Ippome Ondo" Tetsuo Inoue
"Yankee Machine Gun" Taro Otani, Setsurou Nishihori
42 "Kuchibiru ni Be My Baby" Eiki Takahashi
"365 Nichi no Kamihikouki" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"Kimi wo Kimi wo Kimi wo..." Tsuyoshi Inoue
"Madonna no Sentaku" Wataru Takeishi
"Ama Nojaku Batta" Inoue Tetsuo
"Senaka Kotoba" Taikou Nakamura
"Yasashii place" Nobuaki Hongou
"Oneesan no Hitorigoto" Ryohei Shinguu
"Kin no Hane wo Motsu Hito yo" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Nanka, Chotto, Kyuu ni..." Nobu Sueyoshi
43 "Kimi wa Melody" Mika Ninagawa
"LALALA Message" Shohei Goto
"Gonna Jump" Yoshiharu Seri
"Shigamitsuita Seishun" Takurou Okubo
"Make noise" Yu-ya HARA
"Max Toki 315-go" Taikou Nakamura
"Mazariau Mono" Takeshi Maruyama
44 "Tsubasa wa Iranai" Yasuo Baba Features actor Dori Sakurada again, the first time in 4 years since Gingham Check.
"Set Me Free" Tetsuo Inoue
"Aishuu no Trumpeter" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Koi wo Suru to Baka wo Miru" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"Kangaeru Hito" Taikou Nakamura
"Yume e no Route" Taikou Nakamura
45 "LOVE TRIP" Toshitsugu Ono
"Shiawase wo Wakenasai" Michihiko Yanai
"Hikari to Kage no Hibi" Taikou Nakamura
"Densetsu no Sakana" Atsunori Toshi
"Shinka Shitenee Jan" Yoshiharu Seri
"Kishi ga Mieru Umi Kara" ZUMI
"2016-nen no Invitation" Ryohei Shinguu
"Hikari no Naka e" Naokazu Mitsuishi
46 "High Tension" Matsuyama Shigeo
"Osaekirenai Shoudou" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"Happy End" Toshitsugu Ono
"Better" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Hoshizora wo Kimi ni" ZUMI
"Shishunki no Adrenaline" Taikou Nakamura
"Seijun Tired" Ryohei Shinguu
47 "Shoot Sign" Yoshihiro Mori
"Kidzuka Renai you ni..." Takahashi Eiki
"Accident Chu" Nozomi Tanaka
"Vacancy" tatsuaki
"Mayonaka no Tsuyogari" Smith
"Tomaranai Kanransha" Takatoshi Tsuchiya
"Midori to Mori no Undokouen" Taikou Nakamura
"Dare no Koto wo Ichiban Itoshiteru? / 46Group" Atsunori Toshi
48 "Negaigoto no Mochigusare" Okuma Ryohei
"Ima Para" ZUMI
"Maebure" Toshitsugu Ono
"Tenmetsu Pheromone" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Ano Koro no Gohyaku Yen Dama" Shuichi Bamba
"Setouchi no Koe" Hiroyuki Nakano
49 "#SukiNanda" Takahashi Eiki
"Darashinai Aishikata" Tsuyoshi Taniyama
"Tomadotte Tameratte" Toshitsugu Ono
"Jibuntachi no Koi ni Kagitte" Tsuyoshi Inoue
"Tsuki no Kamen" Nobu Sueyoshi
"Private Summer" ZUMI
"Give Up wa Shinai" Yoshiharu Seri
50 "11gatsu no Anklet" Fumiko Hirano
"Sayonara de Owaru Wake Janai" Takahashi Eiki
"Omoidasete Yokatta" Toshitsugu Ono
"Ikiru Koto ni Nekkyou wo!" Yoshiharu Seri
"Hohoemi no Toki" Tomoo Noda
"Yaban na Kyuuai" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Hotei Sokudo to Yuuetsukan" ZUMI
51 "Jabaja" YKBX
"Pedal to Sharin to Kita Michi to" Toshitsugu Ono
"Position" Nakamura Taikou
"Ai no Moake" Toshihiro Sonoda
"Hetowoutsu" Shinichi Kudo
"Buttaoerru Made" ZUMI
"Tomodachi de Imashou" Yoshiharu Seri
"Kokkyo no Nai Jidai" Atsunori Toshi
52 "Teacher Teacher" Kei Uehara
"Kimi wa Boku no Kaze" Yoshiharu Seri
"Romantic Junbichuu" Mitsunori Yokobori
"Shuuden no Yoru" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Atarashii Chime" Satoshi Kuroda
"Neko Allergy" ZUMI
53 "Sentimental Train" Eiki Takahashi The winner of the 2018 AKB48 Senbatsu Sousenkyo, Jurina Matsui did not take part in the MV due to ill health, and was replaced with a CGI version in the MV, marking the first time a Sousenkyo winner did not appear in the MV.[18] Matsui eventually shot parts of the MV separately after her return, and her scenes were added to the original MV digitally.[19]
"Sandal ja Dekinai Koi" Yoshiharu Seri
"Tomodachi ja nai ka?" Nozomi Tanaka
"Aru Hi Fui ni..." Taikou Nakamura
"Hitonatsu no Dekigoto" Toshitsugu Ono
"Nami ga Tsutaeru Mono" Mitsunori Yokobori
""Suki" no Tane" ZUMI
54 "No Way Man" Seiichi Hishikawa
"Ike no Mizu wo Nukitai" Yoshiharu Seri
"Wakariyasukute Gomen" Taikou Nakamura
"Soredemo Kanojo wa" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Ohayo Kara Hajimaru Sekai" Toshitsugu Ono
"Saikyou Twintail" Fujimaru Totsuka
"Yume e no Process" Shin Okawa
55 "Jiwaru Days" Cezan Iseda
"Watashi Datte Idol!" ZUMI
"Generation Change" Toshitsugu Ono
"Hatsukoi Door" Atsunori Toshi
56 "Sustainable" Eiki Takahashi
"Sukida Sukida Sukida" Toshitsugu Ono
"Seishun Da Capo" Naokazu Mitsuishi
"Monica, Yoake da" Fujimaru Totsuka
57 "Shitsuren, Arigatō" Cezan Iseda
"Mata Aeru Hi Made" Toshitsugu Ono
"Omoide My Friend" Fujimaru Totsuka
"Jitabata" ZUMI
58 "Nemohamo Rumor" Takeshi Tomohisa
"Hanareteitemo" Dai Isomi Graduates Atsuko Maeda, Yuko Oshima, Haruna Kojima, Tomomi Itano, Minami Takahashi, Mariko Shinoda, Rino Sashihara and Sayaka Yamamoto, as well as SKE48 member Jurina Matsui, made guest appearances[20]
"Kimi ga Inaku Naru 12gatsu" / Yui Yokoyama Yui Yokoyama
58 "Moto Kare Desu" Minoru Fujimoto
"Kowasanakya Ikenai Mono" / Nana Okada

Feature films

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TV series

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  • Japanorama Season 2, episode 2.[22]
  • Majisuka Gakuen (マジすか学園, "Serious High School") (TV Tokyo) (2010.01.08–2010.03.26)[23]
  • Sakura Kara no Tegami: AKB48 Sorezore no Sotsugyo Monogatari (桜からの手紙 〜AKB48 それぞれの卒業物語〜, Letters from Cherry Blossoms ~AKB48 Graduation Stories~) (NTV) (2011.02.26–2011.03.06)
  • Shiritsu Bakaleya Kōkō (私立バカレア高校) (NTV) (2012.04.14–2012.06.30)
  • Majisuka Gakuen 2 (マジすか学園2) (TV Tokyo) (2011.04.15–2011.07.01)[24]
  • Majisuka Gakuen 3 (マジすか学園3) (TV Tokyo) (2012.07.13–2012.10.05)[25]
  • So long! (NTV) (2013.02.11–2013.02.13)[26]
  • Wanda × AKB48 Short Story: Fortune Cookie (Fuji TV) (2013.07.07)[27]
  • Majisuka Gakuen 4 (マジすか学園4) (NTV) (2015.01.19–2015.3.30)[28]
  • Majisuka Gakuen 5 (マジすか学園5) (NTV and Hulu Japan) (2015.08.25–2015.10.27)[note 2][29]
  • AKB Horror Night: Adrenaline no Yoru (Asahi TV and au Video Pass) (2015.10.08-2016.03.03) [30][31]
  • AKB Love Night: Koi Kōjo (Asahi TV and au Video Pass) (2016.04.21-2016.09.15)[32][33]
  • Kyabasuka Gakuen
  • Tōfu Pro Wrestling (Asahi TV) (2017.01.22-2017.07.02)[34][35]
  • Majimuri Gakuen
  • AKB48 no Uta

TV shows

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Year Show Network Format Notes
2007–2009 AKB48+10! Sky PerfecTV! 24ep x 60m
2008 AKB1:59! (AKB1じ59ふん!, AKB1ji59fun!) Nihon TV 10ep x 30m
2008 AKB0:59! (AKB0じ59ふん!, AKB0ji59fun!) Nihon TV 26ep x 30m
2008–2019 AKBingo! Nippon TV 30m weekly 560 episodes (last episode: September 24, 2019)
2008–present AKB48 Nemousu TV (AKB48ネ申テレビ) Family Gekijo 11ep x 30m 33+ seasons + specials
2009–2012 Shukan AKB (週刊AKB, Weekly AKB) TV Tokyo 30m weekly
2009–2010 AKB1/48 Sky PerfecTV! 8ep x 30m
2010–2016 Ariyoshi AKB Kyōwakoku (有吉AKB共和国, Ariyoshi AKB Republic) TBS 30m weekly with Hiroiki Ariyoshi
2010–2011 AKB-Kyu Gourmet Stadium (AKB-級グルメスタジアム, AKB-Class Gourmet Stadium) Sukachan 6ep x 45m 2 seasons
2010 AKB600sec. Nihon TV 16ep x 15m
2010–2016 AKB to chome chome! (AKBと××!, AKB and xx!) Yomiuri TV 60m monthly + specials and extras
2011 Akemashite AKB! (あけましてAKB!) Nihon TV 1ep
2011 Mou hitotsu no AKB48 – "1 Miri Saki no Mirai" (もうひとつのAKB48ドキュメンタリー「1ミリ先の未来」, Another AKB48 Documentary – "Future in 1 millimeters ahead") NHK General TV 1ep
2011-2012 Hikari TV presents AKB48 Konto "Bimyo~" (『ひかりTV presents AKB48コント「びみょ〜」』) Hikari TV Channel 20ep
2013–2019 AKB48 SHOW! NHK BS Premium 30m weekly The show ended on March 24, 2019 after 216 episodes.
2013–2017 AKB48 Kankō Taishi (AKB観光大使) FujiTV ONE 60min, once a month
2018 Produce 48 Mnet 12ep Culminated in the formation of K-pop group IZ*ONE
2021 AKBINGO! NEO Nippon TV 3ep x 60m One-time special revival of AKBINGO!.
Participating members for each episode were chosen via the mobile phone game AKB48 no Dobbon! Hitori Jime
Originally planned for 1 episode, more episodes were subsequently added due to popular demand
2021 Nogizaka ni, Kosaremashita ~ AKB48, Iroiro Atte Teretou Kara no Daigyakushu~ (乃木坂に、越されました~AKB48、色々あってテレ東からの大逆襲) TV Tokyo 13ep x 30m 58th single senbatsu announcement on the first episode.
Suspended on September 29, 2021 due to the Covid-19 Pandemic
After a 3 month hiatus, the show was subsequently renamed to AKB48, Saikin Kiita?
2022– AKB48, Saikin Kiita? ~Isshoni Nanka Yatte Mimasenka? (AKB48、最近聞いた?~一緒になんかやってみませんか?) TV Tokyo 30m weekly Revival of Nogizaka ni, Kosaremashita after a 3 month hiatus
2022–2023 AKB48 Sayonara Mouri San (AKB48サヨナラ毛利さん) Nippon TV 30m weekly Revival of AKBINGO!
2023 OUT OF 48 Nippon TV weekly

Web dramas

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All AKB48 old Team K members appear; former member Ayumi Orii as a star.

Video games

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  • AKB 1/48 Idol to Koi Shitara… (AKB1/48 アイドルと恋したら…) (PSP), a dating simulation game.
  • AKB 1/48 Idol to Guam de Koi Shitara… (AKB1/48 アイドルとグアムで恋したら…) (PSP), a sequel to the previous dating simulation game. It is set on the island of Guam.
  • AKB48 Stage Fighter (Smartphone)
  • AKB48 Trading Card Game & Collection (AR Card Game)
  • AKB48 + Me (Nintendo 3DS)
  • AKB1/149 Renai Sousenkyo (AKB1/149恋愛総選挙) (PSP, PSV and PS3), a sequel to the two previous dating sims that features all the AKB, SKE, NMB and HKT members.
  • AKB48 no Yabou (AKB48の野望) (Smartphone, PC)
  • Sailor Zombie AKB48 Arcade Edition (Arcade)
  • AKB48 Office Music Game (Smartphone)
  • AiKaBu (Smartphone)
  • AKB48 Stage Fighter 2 Battle Festival (Smartphone)
  • AKB48 Dice Caravan (Smartphone)
  • Arcana no Himitsu (アルカナの秘密) (Smartphone)
  • AKB48 Beat Carnival (Smartphone)
  • AKB48 Cherry Bay Blaze (Smartphone)
  • AKB48 no Dobbon! Hitori Jime! (AKB48のどっぼーん!ひとりじめ!) (Smartphone)
  • AKB48 WORLD (Smartphone)

Notes

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  1. ^ a b The subgroup Diva that sang on "Nakeru Basho" and "Area K" is not the same as the AKB48 subunit DiVA that was formed on February 27, 2011.
  2. ^ The first and second episodes premiered on NTV. The rest of the episode is streaming on Hulu Japan.

References

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